The Mail-Journal, Volume 4, Number 22, Milford, Kosciusko County, 6 July 1966 — Page 8

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YOUNGSTERS OF WEBSTER — Jane Beth, 6. daughters of Mr. and Above are photos of North Webster Mrs. Jerry Helvey of r 1 Leesburg, children as snapped by a profession- In the bottom row are Anita Marie, al photographer last spring. Ages !, and C ynthia Dianne, seven months, given were recorded at that time. children of Mr. and Mrs. Paul R. In the top row are Kirk Allen. 2. Hasse, r 3 Syracuse; and Gregory son of Mr. and Mrs. Larry A. Hoffer Alan, 10. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robot r 2 Syracuse; Lynn Ann, 9, and ert Fidler of North Webster.

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MORE CITIZENS — In the top row of the second series of photos of the week are Jimmy Jay, 5, and Lisa Kay, 3, children of Mr, and Mrs. PHI Fidler of r 1 North Webster: and Robin Marie, 5, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Jr. Hamman.

Eli Shocks To Observe 70th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. El; Shock of near North Webster will observe their 70th wedding anniversary on Sunday, July 17, with an open house from 2 to 5 p m. A family dinner will be held prior to the open house. —NW— Webster Lake Association To Meet Saturday Night The Webster Lake , Association will hold it’s annual open meeting in the North Webster school cafeteria Saturday night, July 9. at 7:30. A regular business meeting will be conducted with general discussion and election of officers for the new term. Y. D. McCoy, president of the organization who made the ' announcement, stated . that entertainment will be provided by Robert Ritchie who will show motion pictures. A social hour will follow the business meeting and lunch will be served by the ladies. —NW— Lundy Re-Marriage At Church Os God June 30 Mrs. Lois E. Lundy of North Webster became the bride of Samuel R. Lundy in a remarriage ceremony Thursday night, June 30, at 8 o’clock. The wedding was performed at the North Webster Church of God with Rev. Lewis Thomas presiding. The only attendents were the cofiple's five children and their families. Mr. and Mrs, Lundy wiH reside in North Webster —NWMKHELLE ENYEART CELEBRATES FIRST BIRTHDAY Mr. and Mrs. Kenny Enyeart entertained Sunday in honor of their daughter’s first birthday. The guests were Mrs. Colleen LaFollette. Sue and Charles; Joe Harris, Mr.' and Mrs, Garland Enyeart and Mrs. Elmore Enyeart of Barbee lakes. Ice cream and cake were served to flash bulb accompaniment as - •■Missy” was photographed in many surprise poses. —NW— Backwater Friends Members Attend Ann Colone Show The Backwater Friends home demonstration dub attended the Ann Cotone television show Wednesday. June ». They enjoyed a luncheon in the studio immediately before the show. A musical group entertained during the program and many of the ladies were interviewed by Ann. All received a gift packet of items from sponsors of the program. One of the floral centerpices on the tabl-

Wednesday. July 6, 1966

J In the bottom row are Michelle Marie. 10 months, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Enyeart of North Webster; and Jan Eileen. 9, and Jon Harold. 10’s, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jack 11. Angel of r 1 North Webster.

es was won by Mrs. Basil Miller. .Members attending were Mrs. Russell Baker. Mrs. Earl Black. Mrs. Ledru Gray, Mrs. Harold Humbles. Mrs. Arthur Iden, Mrs. Orme! Kline, Mrs. Harold Leach, Mrs. Darrel Leap, Mrs. Basil Miller, Mrs. Cecil Paulus, Mrs. Robert Rhodes. Mrs. Norman Rhodes, Mrs. Arden Rider, Mrs. Ray Rupprecht, Mrs. Richard Ryerson and Mrs. Max Thomas. Guests were Mrs. George Sliger. Mrs. William Brown. Mrs. Joseph Krasnansky and Jill Humbles. —NW— Stephen Whisler Enlists In Air Force Stephen Whisler, son of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Whisler, left Fort Wayne June 22 and flew from Indianapolis June 2-4 to Lackland Air Force Base where he has been assigned to 3708 Basic Military Training Squadron. His enlistment is for a four year period. Following is his mailing address: AB Stephen Wavne Whisler. AF 16883302, Comr. No. 3708. Box 1508, Flight 1399, Lacking AFB, Texas, 78236. > | —NW—

Former North Webster Residents Celebrates Golden Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Rex Hunt of Arcadia, formerly residents of North Webster, celebrated their golden anniversary with a quiet gathering of their family in their home. Mrs. Hunt is recovering from recent surgery’ and Mr. Hunt is not well so they have postponed the open house celebration. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hunt and sons of North Webster and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Knauer and son of Pendleton were present at the June 26 celebration; the actual anniversary date wvas June 24. -NW— Backwater Friends Club Has Two Lessons Mrs. Ledru Gray was hostess to the recent meeting of the Backwater Friends home demonstration club. The meeting was opened in the usual form by the president, Mrs. Ormd Kline, with the history of the song of the month. "Jeanie With The Light Broun Hair” given by Mrs. Arthur Iden and two articles. "A Demonstration Way” and "Have You Ever Thought?” read by Mrs. Max Thomas for meditation. "Why study driver’s education?” was the subject of the health and safetv lesson presented by Mrs. Ledru Gray. Mrs. Russell Baker gave the garden tips on beauty and happiness with cut flowers. Nineteen members answered roll call by giving a hot weather recipe. Mrs. Earl Black and Mrs. Arthur Iden gave the lesson "Shopping for Money” which included tips on using credit and buying on charge accounts. A second lesson, “Indi-ana-Places of Interest” was given by Mrs. Robert Roose. She showed colored slides of many beautiful points of interest in our state parks. After the meeting dosed in the iKatal form, refreshments of jello dessert, party crackers and coffee

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were served by the hostess and her co-hostess, Mrs. Max Tl»mas. The door prize was w*on by Mrs. Vernon Hollar. There will be no meeting of this did) during July and August. The next meeting will be held September 15 in the home of Mrs. Ralph Bennett —NW—-CARRY-IN DINNER SUNDAY Thirty-six attended a carry-in dinner Sunday at the home of Mrs. Romayne Shock in North Webster. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. Max Neff and family, Kenneth Neff and fiance Miss Wanda Counts, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Moreland and family of Elkhart; Mrs. Roy Sargent of Benton; Mr. and Mrs. Al Heck and family of Fort Wayne; Mrs. Eula Coy of Bloomington; Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Coy of Bedford; Mr. and Mrs. William Bess and family of Milford; Mrs. Tillman Coy, Sr., Mrs. Tim Darr and daughters of Syracuse; Mrs. Mary Leamons, Mr. Dale Wallace and Mr. Gary Shaw of North Webster. Slides of Viet Nam were enjoyed by everyone. They were taken by Larry’ Shock, son of Mrs. Romane Shock, who sent them home. _NW_ LOCAL Week end guests of Mrs. Romayne Shock of North Webster were Mrs. Eula Coy of Bloomington and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Coy of Bedford.

Ligonier News

By ROSE CUNNINGHAM Robert Deßolt, 27. Killed In < Colorado Crash Robert W. Deßolt. 27, of Ligonier, was killed in a head-on crash near Akron, Colo., Sunday morning at 9:30. Hie driver of the car colliding with Deßolt’s pick-up truck, was Donald D. Heupel, 19, of Leipzig, N. C. The crash occurred in eastern Colorado on U. S. 34. Deßolt, employed by Holiday Rambler of Waiikarusa to deliver mobile homes, had made a delivery to Casper, Wyo., and was returning to Ligonier when the accident occurred. He is survived by his mother and stepfather, Mr. and Mrs. Leon Hutchings. 600 north Carin street; five brothers. Roger of Kimmell, Ronald of Babbit. Nev., Ricky, Richard and Kevin at home. Also surviving are one stepbrother, Steven Hutchings of Pavne, Ohio, and two step-sisters, Mrs. Ronald Swartz of Ligonier and Mrs. David Spradling of Indianapolis. Funeral sen ices will be held Friday at 1:30 p.m. in the Evangelical United Brethren church at Ligonier with Rev. Wilbur Workman officiating. Burial will be in Oak Park cemetery. Friends may call at the UlreySedgwick funeral home after 3 p.m. Thursday.

Cecil Griffiths To Celebrate 50th Anniversary Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Griffith of Ligonier will be honored by their son-in-law and daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cracraft of Indianapolis, at an open house in celebration of their golden wedding anniversary. The reception will be held Sunday afternoon, July 10, in the Ligonier Elks dub. Friends are invited to call from 2 until 4:30 o’dock that afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Griffith request no gifts. Herman Lung Heads West Noble School Board [ The West Noble school board eI lected Dr. Herman Lung, Ligonier . veterinarian, as president Saturday night at its organizational meeting. Serving with him will be Keith i Eamhart. Washington township, vice president; Edgar Horsey. Per- • ry township, secretary; and EdI ward Burns, Sparta township, . treasurer. These officers and members Mac Howell, Sparta township and Dean Hite, Perry township were administered their oath of of- . fice by superintendent of schools Glen K. Longenbaugh. Lung and Hite are the newly e> lected members, replacing Cedric Adams and Lyle Schuman. During the busmess meeting the board voted to have their regular meeting the first Tuesday of each , month and to also retain their same , legal advisors, Attorneys Campbel] , I and LeMaster of Fort Wayne.

Learn To Swim Free learn to swim classes sponsored by North Webster Jaycees and the Kosciusko County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Registration Enrollment may be made by mailing blank (see below) to The Kosciusko County American Red Cross, 121 South Detroit St., Warsaw. Blanks will also be available at Merchants, Banks, in the North Webster and Pierceton area. AGES Seven to eighteen. ■ " ~ -» Polly-Wog classes for younger children will be available. The child must be five years of age. Adult class will also be available at a later date. CLASSES July 11, 1966, 9:00 a.m., Epworth Forest Beach, Lake Webster North Webster, Indiana. Classes will run for two weeks, Monday through Friday. INSTRUCTORS Charles Hefley, American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor. Trainer, Director of Water Front Activities’at Epworth Forest, will be in charge. American Red Cross Water Safety Instructors will assist. WATER SAFETY PROGRAM APPLICATION BLANK J Name '.- Phone I a Address ■ [ Have you taken lessons before? Sex j Mark Classes In Which You Wish To Enroll • ( ) Beginning ( ) Junior Life Saving (age 12) > ! ( ) Intermediate , a ( ) Senior Life Saving J ( ) Swimmer (age 16) 5 ( ) Advanced Swimmer ( ) Water Safety Aide f (age 14 and have Jr. or ( ) Adult Classes Sr. |jf e Saving Certificate) • ! I certify that to the best of knowledge, my child is physical- I i ly qualified to take swimming instructions, and I hereby give my J i ~~ i (Parent or Guardian's Signature) J *“• •••••••• •

Miss LeMieux Honored At Bridal Shower Miss Pat LeMieux was guert of honor at a bridal shower given recently by Mrs. Dwight Goodwin. Those attending were the brideelect’s co-workers from the office of Essex Wire; her mother. Mrs. Jerry LeMieux: and her fiance’s mother, Mrs. Russell Smoots. Hie evening was spent socially with prizes in games going to the guest of honor. Miss LeMieux will exchange wedding vows with James Smoots of Wawaka on July 16. Mrs. Winnie White Mrs. Winnie White. 87, died at 3:30 p.m. Saturday, in the Kondas nursing home near Albion. She was born November 2, 1878, in Ligonier and spent her lifetime in this community. Survivors include one son, Walter of Detroit, Mich.; one brother. Wilbur Wade of Ligonier.' and one sister. Mrs. Frences Clemens of Toledo. Ohio. Services were conducted by Rev. Wilbur Workman of the E.U.B. church yesterday at 1:30 p.m. Burial was in Oak Park cemetery. PERSONALS Mr. and Mrs. Sanger Reed and family of South Bend were week end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Darokl McDonald at their cottage on Ogden Island, Lake Wawasee. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Calbeck had as their dinner guests, Friday evening at North Webster. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schrock and Mrs. Maurice Blue. Miss Kay Cunningham spent last week at the State 4-H Junior Leader conference in LaFayette. As a member of the 1965-66 Sate Council Kay spent the week on the teaching staff.

Mr. and Mrs. Eteworth Peterson, Mr. and Mrs. Clarion Preston. Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Simmons and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cunningham dined at Foo and Faye’s, south of Syracuse. and spent the evening at Diamond Lake. Lowell Dean Longenbaugh spent the last 10 days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geln Longenbaugh. Having completed his army training at Ft. Benning. Columbus. Ga, he flew from Chicago to Oakland, -Calif., Saturday, where he has been assigned to duty in Viet Nam. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hochstetler and son left Saturday, July 2, for a month's vacation, part of which will be spent in Hawaii Miss Linda Iden, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Iden of Kimmell is enrolled for a summer course at Salem college, Salem W. Va. Mr. and Mrs. Al Mynhier and son have returned from a two-week vacation in St. Paul, Minn., and South Dakota. They also toured the Black Hills and Bad Lands. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hart of Knapp are parents of a son bora Ame 27 in Goshen hospital. Mrs. Kyle Cunningham under- ' went a tonsillectomy at the McCray * Memorial hospital Wednesday morar tag. ( Mr. and Mrs. Harold McGahey , of Hialeah, Fla., are spending . several days with Mr. and Mrs. . C. V. Donaldson. Mrs. Mary Alles, Mrs. Marlene ‘ Duesler Goodrich, Mrs. Sam Patton, Jr., Mrs. Maurice Moser and Mrs. Jack Miller, graduates of ‘ South Bend Memorial school of ' nursing, attended the alumni banquet held recently at the Indiana ; dub in South Bend. I i ’ Miss Ruth Armstrong and Mrs. , Martha Turpin of Indianapolis ark rived Friday to visit their brother U and his wife, Mr. and Mrs; Robert Armstrong of r 1 Syracuse.

Syracuse Locals Mr. and Mrs. Robert Treadway and family of San Jose. Calif., arrived Saturday for a visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Treadway at Syracuse; her mother, Mrs. Paid Kitson at Goshen; and other relatives. Mr.: and Mrs. Deloss J. Smith of r 2 Syracuse spent Saturday and Sunday at Interlochen, Mich., visiting Mrs. Smith’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Louis Cripe. Dr. and Mrs. W. T. Jones of Franklin spent the holiday wed? end in the home of his son, William T. Jones, Jr.. Mrs. Jones and family. Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Whiteman and family and Mr. and Mrs. Fred Whiteman and family, .all of Franklin, spent the holiday week end with their brother, CAKeith Whiteman, Mrs. and sons, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lower and daughter, Connie of Toledo, Ohio, spent the week end with Mrs. lower’s mother, Mrs. Ida Hibschman. On Sunday evening the group attended the International Youth for Christ rally at Winona Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Cripe of Bradenton, Fla., former Syracuse residents, are house guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Putt, Syracuse. Mrs. Hielrna Little ot Fort Wayne is spending the summer with Mrs. Helene Adair and Mrs. Edith Todd of r 4 Syracuse.

Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Lawson and family of r 2 Syracuse are presently vacationing through the New England states. Rev. and Mrs. August Lundquist and family returned last Wednesday from a trip through the western states. While in the west he attended the Rotary. International Convention at Denver. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Neupert and Mr. and Mrs. Mel Feldmann of St. Louis, Mo., are spending the holidays with Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Anglemeyer of Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Gerhard Plaut Tom, Janet and Laura are spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Robert Armstrong of r 1 Syracuse. They are en route from their home in Salt Lake City, Utah, to thein new home in New Brunswick, N. J. Mrs. Plaut is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Armstrong. The Thrift shop, operated by the women of the Syracuse Methodist church, has planted evergreens around the church to beautify the area. Steve Smith, a student at Vtarinnes university, Vincinnes, has returned to the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Detoss J. Smith of r 2 Syracuse, for the summer. He is employed at Donnelley’s for the summer. Janice Perry, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Dean Perry of Syracuse, has returned home for the sunnier. A secretarial student at International Business college at Fort Wayne, she is working at the United Telephone Company’s office at Warsaw this summer. Miss Annita Abel of Abilene, Kan., is the house guest of her aunt, Mrs. Walter Gilbert, Mr. Gilbert and family, Syracuse. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Holland and children have moved from Abilene, Kan . to the Wade Zerbe house on Medusa street, Syracuse. Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Wagoner and family, Syracuse, spent Sunday afternoon and Monday in Ohio where they attended a family reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Joyce and family of Chicago spent the holiday in the home of Mrs. Joyce’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Wogcman,

. CAPITOL gapsU.S. Senator Vance HARTKE The SENATE MOVES TO MAKE

If every’ morning when you open your paper there stared at you another headline, “Jet Plane Goes Down with 137” — Day after day — it would not be long until there was a great outcry to stop the slaughter. In fact, the Federal Aviation Agency painstakingly tracks downi the cause of each air accident, and has power to order all airplanes of the type involved to make repairs or change design features, no matter how costly, if it will cut accidents to do so. We have only recently begun to get that kind of outcry’ about the 137 deaths every day of the year which our highway daughter averages. Indiana by the time this is in print will be over the 700 mark for this year. But now the Senate has taken the first long step to move federal concern for this vastly greater toll toward that shown by the FAA about air tragedy. What we have done in the Senate is to pass a strong bill providing the means for making automobiles safer by compulsion. We cannot stop accidents from happening, although states can help make better drivers and set better driving conditions. But we can make cars safer places to have accidents in — stop letting tops crush in on people, or letting glass shatter against a passenger’s face, or poking out the eye of a three-year-old with a sharp gearshift lever mounted on the steering column, as a recent Miami accident did. Safer cars is the aim of the bill we just passed. Within a couple of years, thanks to this federal action, we hope not only to slow the rate of accidents but to have more people surviving and fewer serious injuries in the remaining accidents. Many hours of effort have gone into the provisions first, of the Hartke-Mackay National Traffic Safety Center bill, and second, of the Harke-Mackay amendments offered a month later to the Administration bill. In final form, as I said for a national TV and radio report, perhaps half the measure bears the mark and often the language of our efforts. Who knows how “many lives we can save? If this bill, and my work on it, saves even one. it will be a satisfaction well worth any effort. If you have any suggestions to help the cause along, let me know.

NEW SUBSCRIBERS TO THE MAIL-JOURNAL Glenn Oxender, Big Fish Lake, Sturgis, Mich. J. G. Campou, r 2 Syracuse Rinker Boat Company, box 208 Syracuse John F. Schelli, 1444 Lexington Ave., Indianapolis Pvt. Max B. Ruch, RA 55-851-456, D-13-4, USATCA, Fort Knox, Kv., 4012, 4th Platoon L. R. Frank, r 1 Cromwell Rev. David Powers, Gen. Del., Syracuse, Ind., 46567 Jacob Tusing, r 1 Leesburg, -Ind., 46538 Mrs. Robert Shear, r 1 North Webster, Ind., 46555 Dr. and Mrs. Joe Ritter and Wayne Majewski of Chicago, Mrs. Ruth Majewski of Colorado, and Anthony Majewski of Indianapolis spent the holiday week end at Lake Wawasee. Mr. • and Mrs. C. Johnson* of Syracuse spent the week end at Fort Knox, Ky., where they visited Mrs. Johnson’s son, David Kline, and her nephew, Andy Gilbert. Lake Wawasee. Mr. Joyce returned home Tuesday morning, while Mrs. Joyce and the family will remain at the lake for a week. Miss Ruth Edgar of Warsawspent Thursday evening in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Gilbert and children, Syracuse.

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MILFORD LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Urban Bauer and son Ray of Cissna Park, Hl., and daughter, Miss Elaine Bauer, of Champaign, 111., spent the July 4 week end with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Beer of r 1 Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ferverda and Mrs. Ruth DeFries of Milford and Mrs. Kathryn Dunnuck of near Warsaw attended services Sunday morning at the - Bethel Church of the Brethren in Mftford. Francis Sriverand son Charles of Ottumwa, la., were Thursday supper guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arch Baumgartner and Jane at Milford. Mr. and Mrs. Sriver and son were visiting relatives in South Bend and Niles, Mich.

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NEWS from Services Allen Tusing To Celebrate Birthday In Viet Nam PFC Allen L. Tusing, son of Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Tusing of r 1 Leesburg, will celebrate his birthday on July 16. Allen, a Milford high school graduate, is serving in Viet Nam. His address is as follows: PFC. Allen L. x Tusing TT HQ. Co. 19th Engr. Bn. (C) (A) .IPO 96238 San Francisco, Calif.